THE BATTALION
MONDAY, JULY 11, 1977
Page 3
^Bryan voters reject seven
" 'I
%ity improvement proposals
ns
Bryan voters rejected most of the
ty improvements offered them in
prday’s bond election. Two
Dositions out of nine were ap-
d by very small margins,
lie propositions approved were
j$2.9 million to improve Bryan’s
elver system, and for $420,000 to
.'■and and improve the city’s fire
ital ms. Those measures received
te anil
'ssioiJ
'ere «i
|ely enough support, passing by
and 1.09 per cent, respectively.
I'ity officials said they were sur-
gjseti the other propositions didn’t
s.
Most political observers in town
mglit the election propositions
|uld pass,” Bryan Mayor Lloyd
aid.
oyce said the small voter turn-
2567 voters or 14.7 per cent of
an’s 17,396 registered voters —
bahly helped defeat the proposi-
iS.
lany voters expect bond proposi-
to pass automatically and so
n’t vote, he said.
he rejected propositions in-
luded improvements for Bryan’s
ATO group
meet here
A NATO Advanced Study Insti-
Bte on ecological and environ men-
problems will be responsible for
J *embling some of the field’s best
Vatica!■ own minds at Texas A&M Uni-
. Brsity in less than two weeks.
/^■NATO’s Scientific Affairs Division
faces
'ractice
workshop July 17-28, said coor-
a 1:311 ator Dr. Kirk Steinhorst of Texas
streets, water lines, drainage system
and the Coulter Field airport. Also
defeated were a proposed city pub
lic works service center, additional
city parks and recreational facilities
and a city animal shelter. The de
feated propositions would have cost
over $10 million.
Joyce didn’t rule out the possibil
ity of another bond election soon,
possibly containing some of the de
feated propositions.
“I guess we ll go back to the draw
ing board,” he said. “But the city is
growing and we need to meet those
needs.” Citizens need to be better
informed of the city’s needs, , he
said.
City officials were uncertain
Saturday whether any legal restric
tions would prevent another bond
election soon, but they said they
will try to find out.
If the law will allow, another bond
election appears likely in the near
future.
ui(1 the International Statistical
Bology Program will jointly spon
sor the institute and a research
M’s Institute of Statistics.
■ More than 70 international au-
■orities will participate in the prog-
Ini with the topics ranging through
Bpulation dynamics, ecological di-
1$ (ivirsity, systems analysis of ecosys
tems, and assessment of the envi-
n y. ronment.
Ford ■ The object of the program is four-
! fijld: to ask a number of prominent
statisticians and ecologists to pro
vide instruction on current topics
aid new techniques; to give ex-
ppsitory papers in subjects on statis-
I ■ | tkal ecology; to report on current
I (ports; and to work on individual
problems in a workshop format be
seeing what other experts would do
with a problem".
■ Scientists will attend from 15 na
tions.
>1 P A second part of the program will
lairas 1)L held at the University of Califor-
ni 1 as * n|a, Berkeley, Aug. 2-13.
e higl i
ntinZ [
[eft-handed advice
r om southpaws
WICHITA, Kans. (UPI) — It
wouldn’t be at all unusual to get
left-h anded advice from the city’s
public information office. Everyone
who works in the five-person office
is a southpaw.
I A statistician at the University of
Kansas said the chances of any
group of five persons all being left-
Handed occurs only about once in
ij33 times.
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